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Great chapter
Brilliant work!
I fear enemies of Frankhof could use Sunniva to betray him due to her Skooma weakness. Sometimes, just like in nature, you have to accept that certain things are the way they are. Many people have tried to help Sunniva and in the end she has rejected it. By that I mean she tries to give up skooma for other people (Erik, Frankhof, Ogbalf) instead of herself. I have yet to see any indication she truly wants to give it up. Until that happens she will be in a losing battle. She seems to be manipulating Frankhof which is a shame. Guess we wait and see what happens.
Glad Frankhof has gotten himself grounded with nature and the animals and has done well by Ogbalf. Also he has decided to join the Stormcloaks. Something Grim thinks about every day now. He dislikes the bigotry of Ulfric but the Thalmor - they have to be destroyed or at least removed from Skyrim completely. If Grim joins the Imperial then it does nothing at all towards the Thalmor - they will continue to be able to stay in Skyrim and cause trouble because of the treaty agreements.
In always siding with the Imperials I forgot this one aspect - that the Thalmor win in the sense that they can continue to kidnap and torture Talos worshipers (everywhere now since the war is over) and have even more freedom to continue there desire to control all humans. At least if you side with the storm cloaks you can kill the Thalmor with impunity and get hem out of Skyrim.
Course it also weakens Skyrim and the Imperials both to do that ... Thalmor win to some degree either way but sure would love to see them out of Skyrim.
For Sunniva, everything is now decide for me, I concluded it a few days ago that she would become with pictures, of course it will happen a lot before arriving at this conclusion.
I must say that I had a different vision of what would happen to Sunniva, but seeing distrust of friends who comment on the story toward Sunniva, I find it interesting to make some changes
And thank you to all who are interested and comment, because your opinion always helps my inspiration.
It's very interesting when you said that, as in nature must sometimes accept that some things are as they are and this is true because some thing are impossible to change.
It is true that Sunniva failed to show she wants to renounce of the skooma by herself, it is more an obligation for her than a wish.
When you expressed you fear that enemies could use Sunniva to betray Frankhof, I had think about this possibility, but this betrayal was extremely heavy and the consequences would be horrible, although this betrayal will take place later but really more later, I decide to change my mind and Sunniva do not be the author of this treachery. Because the betrayal I'm talking about is something that I planned from the beginning of history. When I say early, I mean from the first chapter when Ulv leave Ivarstead to start her struggle to liberate Skyrim, and Sunniva is not a enough person important/influential in the world of Skyrim for be the author.
It would be exciting to see Grim join the Stormcloaks, it is true that Ulfric is not a saint and is often criticized as his attack on Markarth which is not very glorious.
But, by informing me a bit on the camps Imperial / Stormcloak, I could see that the imperials army are also committed many atrocities, the empire also had blood on his hands.
The Redguards were able to push the Thalmor from their land, they should be the same for the people of Skyrim, all free nations should unite to fight the Thalmor who are hateful and feel superior to others, they want more the destruction of Nirn.
It is certain that combat the empire will favor Thalmor, but it is better to fight and take risks than to be subjected to these despicable beings, the empire chose the camp of the submission, Frankhof chose the camp of the resistance.
It is not rebellion itself which is noble, but that it requires.
Interesting about Sunniva - sometimes characters and stories have a way of writing themselves and get changed during their creation. It is a very organic way of creating I think.
That´s very, very sad, and i`m with Nataly. So many people can`t be cured, and no matter what you are trying to help them, you can`t get trough to them, and have to give up one day, cause it exceeds your power.
It is true that it is sad, but indeed, some people are incurable and it seems to be the case for Sunniva.
Unfortunately all the help she could get of Erik for several years does not seem to be a great help for her, just like the help of Ogbalf and Frankhof ...